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That's just a name. The Nazis smashed the unions the first chance they got. You don't know very much

That's not rape, Trump did a 2-3 minute rape. What a POS No, just Trump. Biden has his winning re-election campaign to run! Trump lost

The co-founder of a fundraising group linked to Steve Bannon that promised to help Donald Trump construct a wall along the southern U.S. border was sentenced to four years and three months in prison on Wednesday for stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from donors. Brian Kolfage, a decorated Air Force veteran who lost both of his legs and an arm in the Iraq War, previously pleaded guilty for his role in siphoning donations from the We Build the Wall campaign. A co-defendant, financier Andrew Badolato, was also sentenced to three years for aiding the effort. He had also pleaded guilty. A third man involved in siphoning funds from the wall project, Colorado businessman Tim Shea, won’t be sentenced until June.

Brilliant f’n idea, attack an American business people love. This is the clown the GOP vomited up?

"Physically, she's not my type, and now that I've gotten indirectly to hear things about her, she wouldn't be my type in any way, shape or form," he said, according to a court filing. In the same proceeding, he was shown a picture of him and Carroll standing together at an event and mistook her for his wife at that time, Marla Maples. "That's Marla. Yeah, that's my wife," he said. After the mistake was pointed out to him, he said the picture was "very blurry."

Didn't take Trump very long He gained votes because he assaulted women https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/trump-e-jean-carroll-trial-begins-alleged-rape-rcna80049

https://www.npr.org/2022/02/08/1078977454/race-racism-lynching-postcards-ahmaud-arbery-george-floyd Photos showing the lynchings of African Americans in the 19th and early 20th century are some of the most troubling records of the racist history of the United States. But these black-and-white photographs are what filmmaker Christine Turner chose to focus on for her new documentary, Lynching Postcards: 'Token Of A Great Day'. Turner examined hundreds of these pictures and primarily focused on the ones that people who attended these lynchings sent as postcards to family and friends. As the film opens, the first postcard people see is an image of a Black man hanging from a tree, but it's zoomed in enough that all that can be seen of him are his dangling feet. The focus then becomes the white men standing behind him, looking directly at the camera, with some smiling. Turner said she did this to train the audience's eyes to focus on the participants and see their "sense of pride."

And don't let any yahoo that wants a mass killing machine to get one

Good thing Lilly didn't have a gun!

Will he beat Trump again?

Imitation is the greatest form of flattery

You don't know anything about history, though

Nazis were very Conservative

POS Tucker

Good!

Probably found it while he was gigging up his butt

Is he still in the running? So Mickey Mouse was at the psychiatrists's office and the doctor asked him, so tell me why you think Minnie is crazy? Mickey said, I didn't say she was crazy, I said she is f'n Goofy! Doctor: Oh!

A graphic-novel memoir about gender identity. A collection of personal essays by a ***** Black activist. Toni Morrison’s first novel. These books were among the most-challenged titles in U.S. libraries in 2022, according to a new report from the American Library Association. The attempts to ban “Gender *****” by Maia Kobabe, “All Boys Aren’t Blue” by George M. Johnson and “The Bluest Eye” by Morrison were part of a growing trend across the U.S. There were 1,269 efforts to censor books and other resources in libraries in 2022, according to the libraries group. That figure is nearly double the year before and marks a record for a single year. The association has been tracking these trends for more than two decades. More than 2,500 individual titles fell under scrutiny in 2022, the majority of which focused on or were written by LGBT individuals and people of color. https://www.wsj.com/articles/there-were-1-269-efforts-to-ban-books-in-2022-these-were-the-most-targeted-e19f3f33

So you had a bad experience with school I take it?

So you are also ok with this obvious corruption because the "R" by his name

Totally disagree on first part and totally agree on second part. Stop and frisk does not seem to have reduced crime, but is clearly unconstitutional. If it clearly worked and did help beyond doubt, then it could be made an exception as a public safety necessity. Blame progressives all you want but the fourth amendment is part of the constitution. The hot spot thing is a great idea. Malcom Gladwell wrote about that in one of his books but as far as I understand it the police were the one resistant to that reform.

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